Prayer ruling tests limits of Supreme Court decision
In Washington AP, Raymond J Crowley analyzes the aftermath of the Supreme Court prayer ruling. The decision prohibits official prayers in government funded school programs while allowing some religious expressions in public life. It hints at broader implications for Bible reading and federal aid, with debate on silent prayer proposals and ceremonial uses.
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